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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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The crime remained unique, and lawmakers were still squabbling over the ramifications.
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As a result of that, the federal assembly spent two weeks squabbling over the issue.
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Families sat on the wooden benches squabbling over their picnics.
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The Universes squabble over him - Here a bone, there a rag.
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Or is it because we already have quite enough issues to squabble over ?
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Those of the children who were not squabbling over fossils or sticking feathers in their hair gazed expectantly at him.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Oh, for goodness sake, stop squabbling, you two!
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The kids always squabble about who should do the dishes.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A fist fight followed, with much shouting and squabbling, until the ragged man succeeded in driving up to the door.
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Don't be tempted to mix similar species of Tanganyikan cichlids - especially Julidochromis, as they will squabble violently.
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Now moderate and conservative Republicans are squabbling over the interpretation.
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Pigeons there on the parapet opposite, squabbling, jostling for position.
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The city's school system, among the worst of a bad lot through the state, is full of squabbling.
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The crime remained unique, and lawmakers were still squabbling over the ramifications.
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The depositions touch on rumors of illegal drug use, extramarital affairs and petty squabbling.